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Step into an Infinite World of Mirrors and Light
Infinity Museum Las Vegas is a 19,000-square-foot immersive attraction inside the Boulevard Mall, a few minutes east of the Las Vegas Strip. Its seven exhibition rooms combine mirrors, light, projections, interactive flooring, sound, optical illusions, and walk-in installations.
Guests move through the experience at their own pace, stopping for photographs and videos inside environments designed to create reflections, depth, movement, and seemingly endless space.
Signature features include an infinity mirror maze, interactive light floors, a walk-in mirrored dodecahedron, projection art, themed infinity rooms, and a large walk-in seasonal kaleidoscope.
The museum works well for couples, families, groups, photographers, content creators, and visitors comparing immersive art and illusion experiences with other Las Vegas tours and attractions.
Quick Facts about Infinity Museum Las Vegas
- Vegas4Locals Price: General-admission tickets start at $42 all-in.
- Location: Boulevard Mall.
- Address: 3528 South Maryland Parkway, Suite 177, Las Vegas, NV 89169.
- Experience: Seven immersive mirror, light, projection, maze, and kaleidoscope rooms.
- Recommended Time: Approximately 30–90 minutes.
- Hours: Open daily from 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m.
- Parking: Free on-site parking is included.
- Lockers: Use of lockers is included with general admission.
- Accessibility: All seven exhibition rooms are wheelchair accessible.
- Strollers: Strollers are permitted after their wheels are cleaned by staff.
- Service Animals: Trained service animals and service animals in training are permitted.
- Photography: Personal photographs and videos are encouraged, subject to staff instructions.
- Sensory Warning: Not recommended for guests with photosensitivity, light- or pattern-triggered epilepsy, or significant sensory sensitivities.
Featured Infinity Museum Rooms
Individual installations, names, and effects can change, but the current experience is built around seven distinct environments.
Stargazing Galaxy
Enter a cosmic infinity room where lights and reflections create the appearance of stars extending into deep space.
Sphere Symphony
Explore a mirrored environment filled with reflective silver spheres, repeated shapes, and changing visual perspectives.
Mirrored Dodecahedron
Step inside a walk-in, 12-sided mirrored structure that multiplies reflections in every direction.
Aurora Reverie
Move across an interactive light-responsive floor surrounded by layered reflections and changing illumination.
Wormhole
Experience a projection-art room with flowing imagery and a calmer visual atmosphere than some of the brighter mirrored installations.
Infinity Mirror Maze
Navigate a mirrored maze where reflections make walls, openings, and distances difficult to judge. Move slowly and follow staff instructions.
Four Seasons Kaleidoscope
Walk through a large kaleidoscope environment that cycles through spring, summer, autumn, and winter imagery.
Explore seven rooms filled with reflections, projections, light, and optical illusions.
What Is Included with Admission?
- General Admission: Access to the seven-room Infinity Museum experience.
- Self-Paced Visit: Move through the installations without a guided group schedule.
- Infinity Rooms: Explore mirrored spaces with light, sound, and repeating reflections.
- Interactive Installations: Experience responsive floors, projection art, a mirror maze, and walk-in geometric environments.
- Lockers: Store eligible bags and loose belongings before entering the rooms.
- Parking: Free parking at the Boulevard Mall.
Not included: Hotel transportation, food, beverages, personal purchases, and any separately offered premium access.
What to Expect inside the Museum
The route passes through mirrored rooms, reflective floors, projection environments, changing lights, sound, and spaces that may temporarily affect depth perception or orientation.
- Self-Paced Route: Most guests spend approximately 30–90 minutes inside.
- Photo Opportunities: Each room presents different backgrounds, reflections, and lighting effects.
- Changing Light: Some environments include moving imagery, bright lights, darkness, or rapid visual transitions.
- Mirrored Surfaces: Move carefully because reflections can make doorways, walls, and floor edges difficult to identify.
- Indoor Attraction: The museum provides an air-conditioned activity away from outdoor Las Vegas heat.
Accessibility and Sensory Information
- Wheelchairs: All seven exhibition rooms are wheelchair accessible.
- Wheel Cleaning: Staff clean wheelchair wheels before entry to protect the mirrored flooring.
- Strollers: Strollers are welcome and undergo the same wheel-cleaning process.
- Service Animals: Trained service animals and service animals in training are welcome.
- Animal Comfort: Mirrored and glass floors may make some service animals uncomfortable.
- Earplugs: Available upon request for guests sensitive to sound.
- Advance Assistance: Guests needing special accommodations should contact the museum before visiting.
- Sensory Effects: The experience includes sound, light, reflections, projections, and visually disorienting environments.
Guests with epilepsy triggered by lights or patterns, photosensitivity, vertigo, or significant sensory sensitivities should review the experience carefully before purchasing admission.
What to Wear at Infinity Museum
Many rooms have reflective flooring. Clothing and footwear should be selected with visibility, comfort, and protection of the exhibit surfaces in mind.
- Recommended Clothing: Pants, shorts, or opaque tights.
- Recommended Shoes: Comfortable, flat, non-marking footwear.
- Not Permitted: Stilettos, pointed heels, work boots, cleats, and spiked or metal-tipped shoes.
- Loose Items: Store unnecessary bags and belongings in the included lockers.
Tips for Your Visit
- Reserve in advance: Select a time that fits comfortably with the rest of your Las Vegas schedule.
- Charge your phone: The installations provide numerous photograph and video opportunities.
- Clean the camera lens: Smudges become especially noticeable around bright lights and dark mirrored backgrounds.
- Move slowly: Mirrors can make depth, walls, and pathways difficult to judge.
- Use the lockers: Carrying fewer belongings makes it easier to move and take photographs.
- Consider sensory comfort: Request earplugs or speak with staff when additional assistance is needed.
- Allow enough time: Visitors taking numerous photographs may prefer closer to 90 minutes.
- Confirm the hours: Special events or operational changes can affect entry times.
Guests using app-based transportation can review the Las Vegas ride-share guide.
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Infinity Museum Las Vegas FAQ
Q: How long should visitors allow?
A: Most guests spend approximately 30–90 minutes, depending on their pace and how much time they devote to photographs and videos.
Q: Is Infinity Museum suitable for families?
A: The museum is designed for a broad range of visitors, but families should review the current ticket age categories and sensory warnings before booking.
Q: Is parking included?
A: Yes. Free on-site parking at the Boulevard Mall is included.
Q: Are lockers available?
A: Yes. Use of lockers is included with general admission.
Q: Can wheelchair users enter every room?
A: Yes. All seven exhibition rooms are wheelchair accessible, and staff clean wheelchair wheels before entry.
Q: Are strollers permitted?
A: Yes. Strollers are welcome after staff clean their wheels to protect the mirrored floors.
Q: What shoes are prohibited?
A: Stilettos, pointed heels, work boots, cleats, and footwear with spikes or metal tips are not permitted.
Q: Is the museum appropriate for guests with photosensitivity?
A: The experience is not recommended for guests with photosensitivity, light- or pattern-triggered epilepsy, or significant sensory sensitivities.
Step inside seven rooms of mirrors, light, projections, and immersive illusions.
